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Explore six eclectic and memorable neighborhoods that most Tepper MBAs call home. Impressive affordability, safety along with dining, retail and nightlife options make these spots our top picks.

Perhaps it’s Pittsburgh’s steep hills, rolling rivers and more than 400 bridges that earned it the top spot for most livable city by The Economist. Or maybe it’s the city’s medley of friendly residents, low cost of living, cultural treasures or ethnically and architecturally diverse neighborhoods. Whatever the reason, Pittsburgh continues to draw talented students and professionals to the region. Find out more at Visit Pittsburgh and Urbanist Guide.

Pittsburgh Neighborhoods

In its 58.3 square miles, Pittsburgh has 89 neighborhoods, each of them shaped by their early British, Eastern European, Jewish and other immigrants’ spirit, wealth and work ethic. From row houses to Victorian mansions, synagogues to museums, each community offers its own history and charm.

Explore the following top six neighborhoods, and discover a home that offers the perfect mix of character, proximity to campus, access to basic services and fellow Tepper students available nearby for study groups and carpooling.

Squirrel Hill is a comfortable residential neighborhood that’s popular with students and families. It features large Tudor homes, condos and apartments, as well as ethnic eateries and two large parks: Frick Park and Schenley Park.